US Nuclear Experts Arrive in North Korea
"A team of U.S. experts led by Sung Kim, second right, the director of the State Department's Office of Korea Affairs, arrives in Pyongyang airport in Pyongyang, North Korea, Thursday, Nov. 1, 2007. The team is expected to begin work later this week to disable a reactor that produces plutonium for bombs, along with other facilities at the Yongbyon nuclear complex."
"Former United Nations Ambassador John Bolton is urging GOP lawmakers to oppose the Bush administration’s recent agreement with North Korea to end its nuclear programs, according to House Republican sources."
US makes partial peace with South Korea
"On the day that North Korea took the first step toward disabling its nuclear reactor, the upcoming return of an accused financier trumped the nuclear issue as the headline-grabbing issue in South Korea's hard-fought presidential campaign."
"On the day that North Korea took the first step toward disabling its nuclear reactor, the upcoming return of an accused financier trumped the nuclear issue as the headline-grabbing issue in South Korea's hard-fought presidential campaign."
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